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Featured / Philadelphia Soccer History

Len Oliver: Youth & Junior League soccer with the Lighthouse Boys Club

Len Oliver’s series on Philadelphia soccer in the 1940s and 1950s continues with his time with Lighthouse Boys Club with whom he won two national championships.

Featured / US Open Cup

Eastern PA US Open Cup final on Saturday

United German Hungarians prevail over Predators 1-0, will face West Chester United in Eastern PA US Open Cup qualification final.

Daily news roundups / Featured

Hack on Casey, Eastern PA USOC final qualifier set, National Women’s Soccer League, more news

Reaction to Conor Casey selection. West Chester United to host United German Hungarians in Eastern PA USOC qualification final. Name and logo of new women’s pro league announced. More news.

Featured / Union

Union select Conor Casey in Re-entry Draft

The Union have seven days to make an offer to the 2010 MLS Cup MVP.

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Footy on the Telly: Dec. 14-20

The week’s live soccer listings for your TV and online.

Photo by Earl Gardner
Featured / Union

The erasure of Diego Gutierrez

The trade of Josue Martinez shows how the Union are persistently erasing signs of Diego Gutierrez’s tenure as Union scouting director. That’s not by accident.

Photo by Earl Gardner
Featured / Photo essays

Le Touxday at Kildare’s West Chester

PSP photographer Earl Gardner’s look at Tuesday’s Sebastien Le Toux Welcome Back party at Kildare’s West Chester

Daily news roundups / Featured

Disney Classic schedule, Marquez gone, more news

The Union’s preseason picture clearer with release of Disney Pro Soccer Classic schedule. ESPN tips PPL Park to host WC qualifier. Rafa Marquez leaves NYRB. More news.

Featured / Season Reviews

Season review: John Hackworth

John Hackworth wasn’t transformational, but he did transition a team going nowhere into a team with a chance to compete in 2013. Was this achievement enough to earn a full season in charge?

The 1973 Philadelphia Atoms
Featured / Local

Buy local

With Chris Albright, Jeff Parke and Jim Curtin, the Union continue a long tradition of Philly pro soccer teams having a distinctly local flair. Results on and off the field justified the approach.